303 meal plans from 7 providers in Metro Manila, priced by the day so the numbers finally line up. Pick a goal to narrow things down — or just scroll, everything is already listed.
What a day costs
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₱249 a day, 1 meal→₱249 per day
+₱750 a week in 27 of their 43 cities
₱400 off orders of ₱4,000+Until 31 OctWe earn nothing from this code.
₱300 offUntil 31 OctWe earn nothing from this code.
₱2,200 for 5 days, 1 meal→₱440 per day
+₱750 a week in 27 of their 43 cities
₱400 off orders of ₱4,000+Until 31 OctWe earn nothing from this code.
₱300 offUntil 31 OctWe earn nothing from this code.
₱450 a day, 3 meals + 1 snack→₱450 per day
+₱400 a week in 3 of their 10 cities+₱500 a week in 3 of their 10 cities+₱600 a week in 2 of their 10 cities+₱750 a week in 2 of their 10 cities
₱2,400 for 5 days, 2 meals + 2 snacks→₱480 per day
+₱250 a week in 16 of their 33 cities
₱2,450 for 5 days, 1 meal + 1 snack→₱490 per day
+₱750 a week in 27 of their 43 cities
₱400 off orders of ₱4,000+Until 31 OctWe earn nothing from this code.
₱300 offUntil 31 OctWe earn nothing from this code.
₱2,575 for 5 days, 2 meals + 2 snacks→₱515 per day
+₱250 a week in 16 of their 33 cities
₱2,575 for 5 days, 2 meals + 2 snacks→₱515 per day
+₱250 a week in 16 of their 33 cities
₱2,100 for 4 days, 2 meals + 2 snacks→₱525 per day
+₱250 a week in 16 of their 33 cities
₱2,650 for 5 days, 2 meals + 2 snacks→₱530 per day
+₱250 a week in 16 of their 33 cities
₱2,650 for 5 days, 2 meals→₱530 per day
+₱750 a week in 27 of their 43 cities
₱400 off orders of ₱4,000+Until 31 OctWe earn nothing from this code.
₱300 offUntil 31 OctWe earn nothing from this code.
₱2,700 for 5 days, 2 meals→₱540 per day
+₱750 a week in 27 of their 43 cities
₱400 off orders of ₱4,000+Until 31 OctWe earn nothing from this code.
₱300 offUntil 31 OctWe earn nothing from this code.
₱550 a day, 3 meals + 1 snack→₱550 per day
+₱400 a week in 3 of their 10 cities+₱500 a week in 3 of their 10 cities+₱600 a week in 2 of their 10 cities+₱750 a week in 2 of their 10 cities
₱550 a day, 3 meals + 1 snack→₱550 per day
+₱400 a week in 3 of their 10 cities+₱500 a week in 3 of their 10 cities+₱600 a week in 2 of their 10 cities+₱750 a week in 2 of their 10 cities
₱3,850 for 7 days, 2 meals→₱550 per day
₱2,750 for 5 days, 2 meals→₱550 per day
₱2,760 for 5 days, 3 meals→₱552 per day
+₱250 a week in 16 of their 33 cities
₱2,775 for 5 days, 2 meals→₱555 per day
₱3,885 for 7 days, 2 meals→₱555 per day
No provider carries diner figures yet. On-time and food percentages publish at 30 verified reports each; every provider listed is below that line, so their rows show nothing rather than a number built on a handful of answers. Both figures come from fixed one-tap questions, asked after a delivery — there are no star ratings and no written reviews anywhere here. Every provider name on a row opens their page, where their figures and the answering base behind them are set out in full. How reports are counted.
Not price alerts. Prices here move a few pesos a year and never enough to make anyone switch. Two things do change what you can act on: a kitchen arriving in your city, and a promo code appearing or dying. Both get one short email, and nothing else does.
Watching anywhere in Metro Manila
All 7 providers, 303 plans · 2 promo codes live.
We store your email and the city, and nothing else — not your goal filters (why not). Email [email protected] and the record is deleted. We earn nothing from any promo code on this site, so this is not a sales list.
How this works
Plans are sorted by the number you pick — per day, per meal, calories. That is the whole algorithm. Nothing is weighted, boosted, or placed by hand, and no provider can buy a place in it. The full methodology, including the arithmetic.
Nobody. It costs a domain and hosting, and it comes out of my pocket. If that ever changes, it will be an advert in a labelled box above the results, sold at a published rate — never a place in the ranking.
Provider price pages, read by hand and re-checked weekly. Every plan shows the original quote beside our per-day figure so you can check the arithmetic. Some providers publish no prices at all — those listings say where the number came from.
Some pairings come up constantly, so they are written up in full — the same rows as the compare tray, plus the coverage gap a price never shows. Nuthera vs Daily's Diet.
Coverage decides more orders than price. Malabon gets 263 of these 303 plans. The page says so plainly, for Malabon and every other city we cover.
Listing is free and stays free. If a price here is wrong, email [email protected] and the correction goes up the same day. Everything on this page for providers, including the rate card.
The window on each plan is the provider’s own claim, copied from their order page — that is why it reads “says”. Whether they hit it is a different fact, and it only appears once enough diners have reported. Until then we print the claim and label it as one.
A report counts when it carries a delivery photo or an order confirmation. We match it against the click that sent you to the provider, so a listing cannot be padded by the provider itself. Ratings are fixed questions, never free text: two published percentages, on time and whether the food was good, plus a fixed vocabulary of things diners flagged. Reports are collected on each provider’s page. Percentages publish at 30 verified reports.
We’re a husband-and-wife team in Metro Manila: my wife works in the creative industry and I’m a full-stack developer. Kada was our idea, and it started with her. She has PCOS, and finding a meal plan that worked for her meant going through every provider’s page one at a time. We had to find out which plans were even built for what she needed, then work out what each price actually covered, then compare them across nine browser tabs. We wanted one page that did all of that, so we built it together: every plan divided onto one per-day figure, with the provider’s own quote printed beside it, and filters for what each plan is built for. No provider pays for a place in these results.